DC Hit and Run Whistler 2017: Video Recap

Mammoth, Meribel, and now Whistler. There were no Ubers in sight, but plenty of cabs. The DC Hit and Run completed its final stop of the season two hours north of Vancouver during a blustery spring day at Whistler Blackcomb. With over 60 local riders coming out to test their times and tricks with the seasoned vets on the DC Snowboarding team, it was arguably the toughest course yet!

If you haven’t seen the DC Hit and Run course before, it combines the classic turns of a banked slalom with supremely shaped slopestyle features like jibs and jumps. Taking speed and trick selection into account, the riders score is tallied and then factored into their time. All things considered, it seems to be one of the most popular competitions currently in snowboarding.

Huge shoutout to the Blackcomb staff for not only cashing in and creating huge banks, but for the pristine prep and maintenance work to keep the course firing! Thanks to everyone at DC Snowboarding and we can’t wait to see you all again next year!